Parser reviews

They market themselves to clients as AI specialists, but in reality, everything runs off spreadsheets. There’s no proper tech infrastructure, no operational strategy, and certainly no forward thinking or vision. The leadership team are all friends with one another and seem to lack any real moral compass. Everyone in senior management speaks Spanish, if you don’t, you’ll struggle to progress and will likely feel completely excluded. It’s honestly unclear why they’re even based in London. There are no benefits, no perks, and it’s not what I’d call a serious consultancy. Staff turnover is constant, and the overall environment is incredibly toxic. I wouldn’t recommend working there to anyone.

- It is a Latin American version of a small "body shop" [trying to imitate bodyshop like giants like TCS, Infosys etc..] picking up work at client sites whatever its nature. ["9/10 clients are difficult..." in their own words). No it is not some special ML/AI high tech outfit it markets itself as. - If the client does not want keep the consultant, often they will let go of people citing "no other projects available..." - if they cannot find people another client within a week or two..." - They will usually try to recruit out of work techies, at low prices, so they can send them out to clients for a hefty margin. Their preference is Spanish/Portuguese people even when recruiting in UK;only when the client insists on local on-site presence, they will hire someone in UK if client likes them. But they won't be treated same as spanish/portuguese staff. They will negotiate hard on salary in UK knowing someone is out of work. - They operate virtually as small family firm which has no regard for employees. - They will lie outright at interviews about the nature of the work. Interview processes are easy for a reason. Ultimately, the client decides if they want the candidateor not. So this body shop does not really care too much about hiring the techies. Whatever the client wants we will supply!